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UseInterpolation -- use interpolation to find polynomials in the kernel of a map

Description

This option is a boolean that allows one to specify if interpolation should be used to find polynomials in each homogeneous component of $\ker(F)$. This option is false by default. If it is set to false then computeComponent will be used to find polynomials in each homogeneous component which is purely symbolic. If it is set to true then interpolateComponent will be used to to find polynomials in each homogeneous component which are in the kernel with high probability. Setting this option to true will often significantly speed up the computation for large polynomial maps, especially in higher degree components.

Functions with optional argument named UseInterpolation:

  • componentsOfKernel(...,UseInterpolation=>...)

For the programmer

The object UseInterpolation is a symbol.


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